182 [...] Five Months Later.

“How are my girls?” Julian asks with a sleepy voice, looking at me intently through his cell phone screen. It’s been two weeks since he accompanied my father on a trip to South Korea to establish a partnership with one of the most technological countries in the world.

For J’O Tech, this is a unique opportunity. As a director myself, I’m really happy for the opportunity. But as a wife, I miss him... after all, we’re separated by a fourteen-hour time difference and many miles. Even now, it’s late afternoon, and the sun is rising there.

“They are fine… kicking as always.” I chuckle, and Julian’s eyes soften.

“I should be there.” He runs a hand over his face, hiding his guilty expression. “Two weeks is already too much.”

“You’re the Vice President; my dad won’t go easy on you,” I say playfully, waiting for him to make some joke about how he should take m